texts: <mask> is best remembered for his roles in Different from the Others, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, and The Man Who Laughs. After a successful career in German silent films, where he was one of the best-paid stars of UFA, he and his new Jewish wife were forced to leave Germany in 1933 after the Nazis came to power. He became a British citizen in 1939. He was cast as Major Strasser in Casablanca after appearing in many British films, including The Thief of Bagdad. <mask> was born on January 22, 1893, in his parents' home at Tieckstrae 39 in Berlin, to <mask>, a former military man turned civil servant. <mask> recalled that he was affectionately autocratic in his home life. He was almost fanatically conservative.<mask> was affectionately known as 'Connie' by his family and friends. <mask> was christened on 26 March 1893. He was confirmed in a ceremony at the Protestant Evangelical Church in Berlin. Karl, Veidt's older brother, died of scarlet fever at the age of 9. The family lived in Potsdam during the summers. <mask>'s father needed heart surgery two years after Karl's death. The doctor charged what the family could comfortably pay, even though the family couldn't afford the surgery fee.<mask> wanted to become a surgeon after he was impressed by the surgeon's skill and kindness. He was discouraged over the amount of study necessary for him to qualify for medical school after graduating without a degree in 1912. A new career path for <mask> opened up during a school Christmas play in 1911. The audience was heard to say, "Too bad the others didn't do as well as Veidt." <mask> wanted to become an actor, but his father called them 'gypsys' and 'outcasts'. Veidt began attending Berlin's many theatres because of the money he raised from odd jobs and the allowance his mother gave him. He waited outside of the theater for the actors and hoped to be mistaken for one.In the summer of 1912, <mask> met a theatre porter who introduced him to an actor who would give him acting lessons for six marks. Before auditioning for Max Reinhardt, he took ten lessons from him. During <mask>'s auditioning, Reinhardt looked out of the window. He offered <mask> a contract as an extra for one season's work, from September 1913 to August 1914, with a pay of 50 marks a month. He played soldiers and spear carriers. His mother was present at almost every performance. <mask> enlisted in the army on December 28, 1914, after his contract with theDeutsches Theater was renewed for a second season.He was sent to the Eastern Front in 1915 as a non-commissioned officer and took part in the Battle of Warsaw. He was taken to a hospital on the Baltic Sea because of his illness. He received a letter from his girlfriend telling him that she had found a job at the Front Theatre. <mask> applied for the theatre as well. The army allowed him to join the theatre so that he could entertain the troops because his condition had not improved. He ended his relationship with Mannheim while performing at the theatre. He was given a full discharge from the Army on January 10, 1917, after being deemed fit for service in late 1916.<mask> was readmitted to the theater after returning to Berlin. He played a small part as a priest that got him his first rave review, which was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 "God save him from the cinema!" Veidt appeared in more than 100 films. He played the somnambulist Cesare in Robert Wiene's The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, a classic of German Expressionist cinema. His starring role in The Man Who Laughs, as a circus performer whose face is cut into a permanent grin, provided the inspiration for the Batman villain. <mask> played Ivan the Terrible in Waxworks, one of the silent horror films he starred in.One of the earliest films to portray homosexuality in a sympathetic way was Magnus Hirschfeld's film, which featured <mask>. He played a leading role in Germany's first talking picture. He moved to Hollywood in the late 1920s, but the advent of talking pictures and his inability to speak English caused him to return to Germany. He helped tutor aspiring performers, one of whom was the later American character actress Lisa Golm. Emigration <mask> donated a large portion of his fortune to Britain in order to assist in the war effort. In April 1933, a week after <mask>'s marriage to Ilona Prager, the film industry of anti-Nazi sympathizers and Jews was taken over by the Nazi Party. Everyone in the German film industry had to declare their race in order to keep their jobs.<mask> wrote that he was a Jude when he answered the question about his race. <mask>'s wife was Jewish and he would not abandon her. <mask> wanted to show solidarity with the German Jewish community, who were in the process of being stripped of their rights as German citizens in the spring of 1933. <mask>, one of Germany's most prominent actors, was told that he could continue to act in Germany if he decided to divorce his wife and support the new regime. Before 1933, several leading actors were opposed to the Nazis. <mask> stated that he was a Jew and rendered himself unemployable in Germany, but that there was nothing in the world that would make him break with his wife. Goebbels remarked that he would never act in Germany again after hearing what <mask> had done.After arriving in Britain, <mask> mastered his English and starred in the title roles of the original anti-Nazi versions of The Wandering Jew and Jew Sss. He became a British subject on February 25, 1939. <mask> made films in both French and English, including three of his best-known roles for British director Michael Powell in The Spy in Black,Contraband and The Thief of Bagdad. By 1941, he and Ilona had settled in Hollywood to assist in the British effort in making American films that might persuade the US to join the war against the Nazis. <mask> left the United Kingdom and gave his life savings to the British government. He had his contract mandate that they must always be villains. He starred in a few films, such as George Cukor's A Woman's Face (1941) where he received billing under Joan Crawford's and Nazi Agent (1942), in which he had a dual role as both an aristocratic German Nazi spy and the man's twin brother.Before the United States entered World War II, he played the sinister Major Heinrich Strasser in Casablanca, a film which began pre-production. <mask> said that it was an ironical twist of fate that he was praised for portraying the kind of character who forced him to leave his homeland. <mask> enjoyed sports, gardening, swimming, golfing, classical music, and reading fiction and nonfiction. He disliked wearing ties and was afraid of heights. <mask> said in a September 1941 interview with Silver Screen that he saw a man who had been studying the occult for years. The science of magic. There must be something else.We can't trace things in our world. I wanted to find them. I wanted to know if the power we have to think, to move, to speak, to feel is electricity. Is it magnetism? Is it the heart? Is it the blood? Where is all that when the body dies?Where did the power that made the body work? No one can tell me where it is. Why couldn't human beings contact the wave lengths of someone who is dead if you believe in waves? For a long time, I was preoccupied with this kind of thing. The answer is what I tried to find. I didn't find it. There was a hint of the strange powers I kept with me when I looked for it.I didn't find it. I found something else. Something better. I found something. I was able to accept that which I could not see, hear or touch. I'm a man of faith. If we could make people more religious, we would do a lot.We forget to pray when we are in a mess. That is not good. I believe in prayer. We always pray for something good when we pray. He said that he likes to sit in this small garden, on this terrace, and just sit, far from being one engaged in strange rituals of thought or action. I think a lot about my past. My parents are dead.I like to dream about going away. I read all day. I play a sport. I used to love golf. I am not a fiend on the links. I play because of relaxation. I like the sea a lot.My wife and I go to the movies often. There is dancing at the Palladium. I can't believe I see young people like they were 30 years ago, holding hands, enjoying their lives. The Concerts Under the Stars at the Hollywood Bowl is the most beautiful thing in California. It is a great experience for me. I've never seen an audience like that in my life. 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I was shattered over my mother's death and miserable about the way my marriage seemed to be foundering, but I had not learnt how to be a proper husband.When my wife was away, I walked out of the house and out of her life, trying to escape from something. <mask> allegedly dated his co-star after his divorce from Holl. <mask>'s second wife was from an Austrian family. They met at a party or a dance competition. Their marriage took place on 18 April 1923. Vera Viola Maria was born on August 10, 1925. After hearing of her birth, he took the first train to Berlin and cried as he met the mother and child for the first time.Jannings and Bergner were friends of Viola's. Shakespeare's Viola was one of Bergner's signature characters. <mask> was able to move on from the death of his mother after the birth of his daughter. <mask> lived in a Spanish-style house in Beverly Hills with his wife and daughter. The immigrant community, including Carl Laemmle and Gary Cooper, as well as the American Gary Cooper, enjoyed the company of <mask> and his daughter. After returning to Germany in 1929, the family moved several times, including a temporary relocation to Vienna, Austria, where <mask> participated in a theatrical tour of the continent. The frequent relocations and separations necessitated by <mask>'s acting schedule led to the divorce of the couple in 1932.After further consideration, he decided that their daughter needed the full-time parent that his work would not allow him to be. <mask> and Viola enjoyed summer vacations with their fathers. She stayed with him for a few months until the war broke out. He married a Hungarian Jew named Lili Barta Greger in Berlin on March 24, 1933. They met at a club. In an October 1934 interview with The Sunday Dispatch, <mask> said that he had been looking for a woman all his life. I was the man for her.I found the miracle of a woman who had everything to give that I was looking for, the perfect crystallisation in one lovely human being. The mother complex was also had by Lilli. In the reverse ratio to mine. The mother instinct was so powerful that she poured it out on everyone she knew. She is the mother of her own mother. It was like coming home to an enchanted place one had always dreamed of, but never thought to reach. It was the same for her.Our marriage is flawless, it is a complete and logical union, as inevitable as daybreak after night, as harmonious and right as the words that fit the music. My search is over. My mother's picture is of a woman who is great and holy. It is clear and distinct, a deep and humble memory of a woman no one could replace, but it is not blurred by the complex which had harassed my mind. They arrived in Los Angeles on 13 June 1940. They lived at 617 North Camden Drive. After leaving England, Veidt was concerned about the plight of children in air raid shelters and decided to try to cheer them up.<mask>'s attorneys in London gave him enough money to buy 2,000 tins of candy, 2,000 large packets of chocolate, and 1,000 wrapped envelopes with presents of British currency. The gifts were given to children in air raid shelters in the London area. <mask> was thanked for the gifts by the air raid shelter marshal. He stated in his letter that <mask> was the only member of the Theatrical Profession who had the thought to send Christmas presents to the London children. In 1935, <mask> was able to get the Nazi government to allow his ex- wife and daughter to move to Switzerland. He offered to help her leave Germany. She declined.A proud, strong- willed woman who was attached to her home country, she declared that "no damned little Austrian Nazi corporal" was going to make her leave her home. The Veidts never saw her again after the war. <mask> was a feminist. He said in a 1941 interview that there are two types of men. The man's man is the one who likes to talk with men and the woman's man is the one who takes the female lightly. I don't see a man like that in my mirror. I like talking with females because I think the female and the male attract better than two men.I do. I like it more because it is stimulating and more comfortable. I think it goes back to the mother complex. The man who looks may find his mother. The main source of comfort for him. I think females are too important to play with. When men say the female can't talk impersonally, that's no longer true.It's no longer true that females can't be geniuses. The female is not the same as the male. She was born to be a mother. There is no doubt about that. She is not a genius in some cases. Some males are not geniuses. There are some fine actresses, doctors, lawyers, scientists and industrialists among females today.When a man says "I bet it is a woman driving", I see no fault in her. They do not belong in this day and age. <mask> found out that he had the same heart condition as his mother. The condition was worsened by chain smoking and Veidt took tablets. <mask> died of a heart attack while playing golf at the Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles with singer Arthur Fields and his personal physician, Dr. Bergman, who pronounced him dead at the scene. He fell over after he got to the eighth hole. He was 50 years old.His ex-wife and daughter found out about his death from a radio broadcast. His ashes were placed in a niche of the columbarium at the Golders Green Crematorium in 1998. Pictures of <mask> are External links. The Conrad Veidt Home Page has pictures of <mask>.

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texts: Robert Smith (<mask><mask> was born in New Zealand in 1868. <mask> was born in New Zealand in 1868. His parents were <mask> and Elizabeth Gray. His parents came from Edinburgh. His father died in 1876 and the family returned to Edinburgh in the early 1870s. His mother moved to Australia. She married a physician named Charles Ferdinard Marks in 1879.<mask> was a student at the school. He died in Australia on July 23, 1920. He was the brother of two people. He was the father of a doctor. He had four half-brothers and a half-sister from his mother's second marriage. Alexander Marks and Edward Marks were included. Between 1896 and 1916, <mask> worked for a number of architectural firms, including Hay & Henderson, Hall & Dods, Spain, and Cosh & Dods.The Arts and Crafts movement swept Britain from the 1870s. The influence was felt right up until the beginning of World War I, and <mask> was a gifted and capable designer. His uncle, James Stodart, was a member of the Lower house of the parliament while his uncle, Dr Charles Ferdinand Marks, was a member of the Upper house. He was admitted to the Protestant power base. This helped build a successful career. The first and second club houses were designed by Dods. The New Zealand Insurance Co, the Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Company, the Engineering Supply Company of Australia as well as several local department stores were all designed by Hall & Dods.There was a chance of repeat commissions for such clients. Although many new clients were secured by Dods, there was an established client base within the original firm of John Hall. Hall & Dods became architects for both of the major hospitals in Brisbane through their links with the medical profession. Hall & Dods were commissioned for 10 projects at the Brisbane General Hospital, where <mask> uncle was chairman of the Hospital Board. The Mater Misericordiae Hospital was designed by Hall & Dods. The first four buildings were designed and built by the firm. An ambitious chapel for the sisters was not built.Most of the projects were designed by <mask>. A number of modern and distinctive houses in timber for a handful of doctors and other professional clients, as well as several graziers, as well as private residences for his commercial clients, were included. His reputation largely survives because of the design of these houses. <mask> went on a study tour of Italy in 1891. He met Charles Rennie Mackintosh in Naples, who was travelling to fulfill the terms of the Alexander Thomson Scholarship he had won the previous year. Macintosh was destined to be recognised as one of the pioneers of the Modern Movement, and this meeting could have influenced <mask>' architectural outlook. <mask> was buried in the South Head Cemetery.At the age of 52, a busy and useful life was cut short, and a distinguished architect passed on, leaving a legacy of outstanding achievement in the development of its architecture. <mask> felt that his architectural future in this city was limited because he had been so busy and successful in Brisbane. He was anxious to break into the larger commercial work offering in the south. He left his partnership with Francis Hall to join the firm of Spain and Cosh. Little is known of <mask>' architectural activity in Australia. A contemporary describes the house at Edgecliff as "charming in its quiet Georgian character, well planned, and forming an attractive setting for the antique furniture he had collected for many years." The offices of Spain and Cosh are where <mask>' work is from.The South British Insurance Coy was the largest work in the city. The building is at the corner of O'Connell and Hunter Streets. "A modern house is like matrimony in this, that it is most frequently assailed by those who have failed to attain it for themselves." <mask> was recognized for his domestic work early on. When his houses were built, they were noticed and admired. The majority of his houses were in the wealthy suburbs of Clayfield and New Farm. There are two Dods houses in South Australia and Charleville.He only designed cottages in two cases. These were designed for clients who were investing in real estate. He wanted to design to suit the climate. A generous area of wide verandah shaded the living and bedroom areas of his houses. The characteristic high-pitched roof was created by his belief that a layer of air over the house was essential. The Australian Institute of Architects established the <mask>ds Award in honour of him. <mask>' commercial architecture is easy to recognize.Wherever possible he tried to design for the climate and his best work shows good planning. He worked in a small city where the commercial expansion has exceeded even the dreams of the most visionary businessmen, and the soaring real estate values have made much of his planning seem wasteful. A number of the buildings designed by the architect have been altered or demolished due to the fact that commercial buildings have a fleeting life. <mask>' commercial work was not inspiring, but several of his buildings were significant, advanced for their time, and well worthy of further study. Hall & Son, tender book, vol 2 (1859-1912) contains correspondence from Hall & Dods and Spain, Cosh & Dods. <mask>ds External links Hall & Dods: DesigningQueensland album of architectural plans on Flickr. 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texts: <mask> was born on April 20, 1953. The Girl at the Lion d'Or, Birdsong and Charlotte Gray are his historical novels set in France. A Week in December is a novel with a contemporary setting, as well as a James Bond continuation novel, Devil May Care, as well as a continuation of P.G. The Jeeves and the Wedding Bells series was written by Wodehouse. He was a team captain on The Write Stuff. The child of Peter and Pamela Lawless was born on April 20, 1953. His father was a decorated soldier who later became a judge.<mask> was a Conservative Government Minister in the Ministry of Justice. His uncle was a judge. He went to Wellington College after graduating from Elstree School. He studied English at a college in Cambridge. He participated in the University Challenge when he was at Cambridge. The show's producer recommended that the team go to the pub before the show. After graduating, <mask> worked as a teacher at a private school in Camden Town and as a journalist for the Daily and Sunday Telegraph.A Trick of the Light was published in 1984. He became the first literary editor of The Independent in 1986. In 1989 he published The Girl at the Lion d'Or, the first of his historical novels set in France. He left The Independent in 1991. He was a writer for the next ten years. After Birdsong, <mask> quit journalism to write full-time. He has published eight novels, the most recent being Where My Heart Used to Beat.In 1993 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and in 2002 he was appointed a CBE for services to literature. He is a regular on British TV and radio. He was a team captain on The Write Stuff. The quiz involves the panellists each week writing a pastiche of the work of a selected author; <mask> has published a collection of his efforts as a book, which was described in The Scotsman as a little treasure of a book. A deep love of writing can teach Faulks how to caricature another writer's quirks with a delicious precision. The series looked at the British novel and its characters. The series tie-in book was written by him.Veronica was married to <mask> in 1989. William and Arthur were born in 1990 and 1996 respectively, while Holly was born in 1992. He is a fan of the football club. Tennis and wine are listed as recreations by Debrett. <mask> is a member of the Authors XI cricket team. In August of last year, <mask> was one of 200 public figures who signed a letter to The Guardian opposing Scottish independence. He was a member of the Government Advisory Group for the Commemoration of the First World War.The Sunday Telegraph called him "one of the most impressive novelists of his generation", while The Literary Review said that "<mask> has the rare gift of being popular and literary at the same time". "A masterpiece, one of the great novels of this or any other century", was the description of the 2005 novel by <mask>. The first of his novels, The Girl at the Lion d'Or, was published in 1989. Birdsong and Charlotte Gray followed. Charlotte Gray was a nominee for the James Tait Black Memorial Prize. Birdsong was 13th on the list of Britain's best loved novels in the Big Read initiative. Engleby was published in 2007.It is narrated by a Cambridge University student. When a fellow student disappears, the reader is led to suspect that he may be unreliable. One morning, Faulks woke up with a man's voice in his head. He was just talking. I wrote it down when I got to work. This wasn't an idea for a book and I didn't know what was happening. The decision to use a first-person narrator was remarked upon as a change of direction for Faulks.The book was described by the Daily Telegraph as a "narrative verve, technical mastery of the possibilities of the novel form and vivid sense of the tragic contingency of human life." In 2006 the author's estate commissioned Faulks to write a new James Bond novel to mark the 100th anniversary of Ian Fleming's birth. The commission seemed ridiculous to Faulks, who just finished Human Traces. 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Within 4 days of its release, Devil May Care sold 44,093 hardback copies in the UK."Faulks has done in some ways an absolutely sterling job," stated the Observers review of the novel. He blamed the book's weaknesses on the character of Bond created by Fleming. It was praised as a smart and enjoyable act of literary resurrection. This must compete with Kingsley Amis's for the title of the best among the 33 post-Fleming Bonds. A Week in December was written in the seven days leading up to Christmas in 2007. The novel focuses on the lives of a varied cast of characters living in London, as well as New York novelists such as Tom Wolfe and Jay McInerney. The book was written in response to the banking crisis.The writing's on the wall, so he chose to set it in 2007, when the world was facing Armageddon and the banks were collapsing. Reality television is one of the plot threads in the novel. While publicising the book, <mask> received some criticism for negative remarks he made about the Koran, but he was quick to offer an unqualified apology. There is more to the book than that. There were mixed reviews of the novel. The character of John Veals was described as "lifeless" by the author of The Daily Telegraph. An honest critic must surely conclude that <mask> has correctly identified the novel that needs to be written about these times, but may also have proved that British society is now so various that no single writer can capture all its aspects.Faulks skewered the British literary world for failing to depict the entire state of the nation. Charlotte Gray was made into a film in 2001 starring Cate Blanchett. The Comedy Theatre in London hosted a stage version of Birdsong in 2010 that ran for only 4 months. Four successful nationwide tours were made after it was rewritten. In 2012 Birdsong was made into a two-part BBC TV serial, directed by Philip Martin and starring Eddie Redmayne. The 1994 British Book Awards Author of the Year was honoured on the arts desk. Birdsong was the winner of the Franco British Society Award.There is a shortlist for Birdsong. The James Tait Black Memorial Prize was given to Charlotte Gray. The Commander of the Order of the British Empire was appointed for services to literature. The University of East London has an endowed chair. Devil May Care won the British Book Awards Popular Fiction Award. The University of Hertfordshire awarded an doctorate in 2010. Birdsong was the winner of the 2010 City of Zaragoza Award for Fiction.The shortlist for the Everyman Award was for Birdsong and the Wedding Bells. The author is on the shortlist for the National Book Awards.

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texts: During the American War of Independence, <mask> was an officer of the Royal Navy. He should not be confused with <mask>. He served on several ships during the American War of Independence. He was involved in the transport and logistics side of naval warfare for the rest of his career after he was involved in recruiting seamen for the service. His service in the West Indies brought him to the attention of influential army and navy leaders, who helped him to find postings and be promoted. He enjoyed the friendship of kings and dukes and received praise for his services. After seventy years of naval service, he was promoted to the rank of Vice-Admiral of the blue and died in 1847.<mask> was the second son of <mask> and was born in Borrowstoness, Scotland. <mask> was an able seaman aboard the 50-gun when he entered the navy. The flagship of Vice-Admiral <mask> was the Portland. <mask> was promoted to midshipman during his time on the Portland. Several privateers of superior force were captured here. <mask> was briefly aboard the 74-gun, based at Chatham under Captain Hugh Dalrymple, before returning to his old captain, Thomas Dumaresq, in May 1779 as master's mate aboard and serving in home waters. <mask> was promoted to an acting-lieutenancy on February 5, 1781, after serving aboard the flagship of Sir PeterParker at Jamaica.He went on to serve aboard, carrying the flag of Rear-Admiral Joshua Rowley, and then aboard the 32-gun under Captains the Honorable Thomas Windsor, Robert Montagu, and George Stoney. He was sent to Jamaica in charge of a Spanish privateer captured near St. Domingo, and in February of 1783 he took part in a short action in which Fox captured the Spanish frigate Santa Catalina, with the loss of four men killed and one wounded aboard Fox. After the outbreak of war with Revolutionary France, <mask> began to raise 1000 seamen through voluntary subscriptions from merchants, bankers, and others of the city of London, and in December 1794 he joined the navy's Transport department. He was the Principal Agent who oversaw the embarkation of the troops and civilians in Port-au-Prince. <mask> was promoted to acting commander on July 3, 1799. In October he was put in charge of the transports in the Downs and Ramsgate and took them to the Texel, after which he oversaw the embarkation of troops for the expedition to ferrol. <mask> was appointed to work on his flagship on 17 November 1800.He was made captain of the fleet and given the task of overseeing the details of the shipping assembled at Port Mahon for the expedition to Egypt. After going to Egypt with the expeditionary force, <mask> became ill with bilious attacks and had to return to Britain. <mask> was promoted to Post-rank on April 29, 1802, after being praised and noticed for his service in the Mediterranean. He received a gold-hilted sword from the masters of the ships of the expedition and a gold medal from the Turkish Order of the Crescent. <mask> was sent to escort the Dukes of Cambridge and Gloucester after hostilities resumed. He was in charge of setting up gun-vessels at Dublin, as well as setting up signal-posts on the south-west coast of Ireland, in preparation for a threatened French invasion. In October 1805 <mask> became the Inspecting Agent for Transports on the Thames, a post he held for the next 25 years, until his retirement in February 1830.He became friends with King <mask> and the Dukes of York, Kent, Cambridge and Gloucester during his time in the post. The Transport-Lieutenants who had served under him presented him with a silver vase. <mask> was rear-admiral on the retired list on January 10, 1836, and was restored to the active list on August 17, 1840. He was promoted to vice-admiral on November 9, 1846. <mask> married Ann Spencer on February 15, 1789, and the couple had 13 children. <mask> <mask> followed his father into the navy and was a midshipman in the West Indies before he died. George Frederick <mask> was the second son of his father.After spending 70 years in the navy, <mask> died on February 11, 1847. There is an acting-lieutenancy with a posting to a 50-gun ship. The Ships of the Royal Navy and the British Warships in the Age of Sail did not include this name. She was a 74-gun ship and was in the West Indies. The Royal Navy personnel of the American Revolutionary War, Royal Navy personnel of the French Revolutionary Wars, and People from Bo'ness Knights of the Order of the Crescent have all died.

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texts: Major-General Sir <mask> "<mask><mask> was a British Army officer, senior civil servant and the first Chairman of the Guernsey Society. The son of <mask>, a stationer, and Margaret Elizabeth, was christened <mask> on March 31, 1891. He had two brothers, Maurice and Blanche. They had one daughter, Dawn Louise, who was born in 1932. They lived in Hampshire. Dorothea died in 1947. <mask> and Elizabeth Bradley had two children together.He kept a herd of cattle at Cadnam Lodge. He attended Elizabeth College in Guernsey from 1899 to 1909. He joined the Civil Service in 1909. He was appointed to the Secretary's Office of the General Post Office after passing the Civil Service Examination. He served in the First World War as the commanding officer of two battalions. He was awarded theDistinguished Service Order (DSO), Military Cross (MC), and the Croix de Guerre, as a result of his actions. He continued with the Territorial Army after World War I.Between 1920 and 1923 he was Private Secretary to four Postmasters-General. He became the Post Office Savings Bank's controller in 1931. The first Director-General of the Post Office was responsible for introducing the emergency service '999' and the speaking clock. He was knighted in 1935. He became the first Permanent Under Secretary of State for Air in 1938. He traveled to Australia and New Zealand to discuss the manufacture of aircraft and was responsible for setting up the Empire Air Training Scheme. He was adjutant and Quartermaster General of the 50th (Northumbrian) Division during the Second World War.He served in the British Expenditionary Force in 1940. He was a major-general in 1943. He was the Director-General of the petroleum warfare department from 1940 to 1945 and developed innovative applications for petrol during the war. He was awarded the Degree of Commander by the President of the United States of America. Major-General Sir <mask>, British Army Director General, Petroleum Warfare Department, Ministry of Fuel and Power, performed outstanding services in the European Theater of Operations from March 1943 to November 1944, by assisting in the production and manufacture of an improved American flamethrower fuel. The department adapted the Crocodile mechanical flamethrower to the Sherman tank and trained American personnel in its operation and maintenance. During the Normandy campaign, the Ninth United States Army Air Force received a field mixing unit from him.The prosecution of the war was greatly aided by <mask> cooperation and understanding of the problems. He resumed his civil service career after World War II. In 1946, Sir <mask> was the head of the United Kingdom delegation to the International Civil Aviation Organization in Montreal. The Chairman of the Anglo- Chinese Chamber of Commerce was also a Director of De La Rue and Standard Telephones and Cables. He became Master of the Worshipful Company of Makers of Playing Cards after working with De La Rue. He was described in his obituary as a man of ideas who contributed to the national well-being in war and peace. Sir <mask> was most concerned with the welfare of his fellow islanders exiled as a result of the German occupation of the Channel Islands, and was in constant touch with the Home Office and Civil Servants responsible for the welfare of evacuees.He felt that there must be an informed voice and body of opinion among exiled Guernseymen and women that could influence the British Government after the hostilities were over. In 1942, he was approached by the Home Office to see if anything could be done to get over a reassuring message to the islanders, despite the fact that German authorities had banned radios. On 24 April 1942, it was broadcast by the BBC. The publication of Nos Iles by the Channel Islands Study Group followed a symposium in Oxford in 1944. Sir <mask> was appointed Vice President of the Guernsey Society at the end of 1946, after serving as Chairman. Commander Esten De Jersey took over as chairman. Sir <mask>' childhood home, 43 High Street in St Peter Port, will be the site of a Blue Plaque in his honor.It was supposed to be unveiled on 8 May 2020, but was delayed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The 10th Essex in France, the Channel Islands Study Group, Nos Iles - A Symposium on the Channel Islands, and Flame over Britain are all included. Major-General Sir <mask> wrote Across the Channel - the Memoirs of Major-General.

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texts: <mask> is an American illustrator. He is best known for his work as a portrait artist for clients such as American Express, Barnes & Noble.com, Capitol Records, The New Yorker, The New York Times Book Review, and The Rock and Roll Hall. The Society of Illustrators gave him an award. <mask> was born in Staten Island, New York. His parents were born on the Island and his grandparents were Italian immigrants. His father was the youngest of four boys. He had a dental practice on Staten Island, but also had an interest in drawing.<mask> was accepted into the High School of Art and Design. When <mask> was a senior in high school, he wanted to become a cartoonist, but Murray Tinkelman came to the school as a guest lecturer. Ciardiello decided that Tinkelman's approach as an illustrator offered more possibilities than cartooning after hearing his lecture. He majored in illustration at the school. He met his second important influence on his work, his figure drawing instructor, JimSpanfeller, through whom he learned a love of drawing in an artistic way. Maurice Sendak was one of the instructors at the school. <mask> received his degree from Parson in 1974.Alan Cober and Leonard Baskin were some of the illustrators who influenced <mask>'s early artistic influences. <mask> drew inspiration from the work of Egon Schiele. <mask>'s work first appeared in print in 1974 in Crawdaddy Magazine, which Rolling Stone said was the first serious journal dedicated to rock and roll. The illustration was black and white. Ciardiello was published by aTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia is anTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia is anTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia is anTrademarkiaTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia is anTrademarkia The young artist was an early client of Scholastic Magazines. The Society of Illustrators Annual Exhibition accepted his first piece in 1975.Ciardiello began work on a series of black and white drawings of his favorite jazz musicians in the late 1980s. The art was directed by Patrick Flynn and the poems were written by John Kruth. The book was published in 1992. After the publication of Like Jazz, Ciardiello began illustrating for the Capitol Blues Collection for Capitol Records, which lead to 23 illustrated volumes, including the first in the series T-BONE WALKER The Complete Capitol / Black & White Recordings (1995). The Museum of American Illustration in New York City housed a one-man exhibition of Ciardiello's works in 1999. The Hamilton King Award is the highest award the Society of Illustrators can give a member. The award was presented on behalf of Ciardiello's work.<mask>'s A Fistful of Drawings was published by Fantagraphics in 2019. <mask> will take as many photographs of his subject as possible. After this, he either draws sketches on tracing paper, which he places on a light box where the drawing is transferred to paper, or he will frequently go directly to a finished drawing in pen and ink, without preliminary sketches. <mask> uses a Rapidograph pen and sometimes a dip pen on watercolor paper. <mask> lives in New Jersey with his wife. The Drawing Dreams Foundation, The Printing Center of New Jersey and veterans charities are some of the charities he supports. Kane Trio and The Half-Tones have Ciardiello playing drums.The Half-Tones are an all-illustrator band. <mask> has been represented in many books and art annuals.

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texts: <mask> was the wife of three early settlers of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, and was whipped in Massachusetts for sharing her religious testimony with others. She married at the age of 13 or 14 in London and was brought to the American colonies by her first husband. The couple had two known children, and moved to the Rhode Island Colony, but she soon separated from her husband, and settled in Newport with <mask>, with whom she lived for 20 years as his common-law wife. She and a friend were whipped and imprisoned in 1658 after they were brought before the Governor to present their message. Herodias went to live with John Porter in the western part of Rhode Island in 1665, a few years after he left Gardiner. She left a lot of court records. She DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch<mask> Long was born in England in 1623, but her place of nativity is not known. John Ayshford left a legacy of five pounds in early 1639 when he owned land in 'Little Ockenbury'. After the death of her father, she was sent to London and married a man who was unknown to her friends. Their marriage licence was dated 14 March 1636/7 and they were married at Saint Faith's Church. After their marriage, they moved to New England and settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. When they moved to Aquidneck Island in 1640, they settled in the town of Newport. They had two children together, but soon after moving to Rhode Island, there were differences between them, and <mask> separated from Hicks, and began a relationship with <mask>, who she lived for the next 20 years as his common law wife.He was in the process of getting a divorce from her in Rhode Island when he sent a letter from New Netherland to John Coggeshall. She was charged with adultery after getting a divorce from her. It appears that Herodias had been in an abusive relationship, based on a 7 March 1644 court case where John Hicks of Newport was bound to the Peace by the Governor for beating his wife. Herodias stated that the authority that was under grace saw cause to part us and ordered that I should have the estate which was sent me by my mother, delivered to me by the said John Hickes. The whoredome freed my conscience on the other part, so I leave myself to yor advice if there may be, as the affection on her part have been untied long since, and her whoredome have freed my conscience on the other part. Herodias lived with <mask> for 20 years, raising a family of seven children, five of whom were boys, and two youngest girls. Herodias was once again in the public eye in May 1658.She traveled through 60 miles of wilderness from Newport to her former hometown of Weymouth to deliver her religious testimony. She and her companion were sentenced to be whipped with ten lashes for this. <mask> was jailed for 14 days after being whipped with a three fold knot whip of cords. Herodias reappeared in the public record in 1665 when she appeared in court, asking for a separation from <mask>, who she had earlier joined up with for her maintenance. George and Herodias told Robert and his wife that they took one another as husband and wife, according to Robert's testimony. Herodias wanted the Assembly to allow him to keep the estate and labor that he had, and to allow him to have a child with him. While the reasons that Herodias chose to leave <mask> were not made apparent in her testimony, a major part of the reason was playing out in court across the Narragansett Bay.At the same time that <mask> appeared before the Assembly in Newport to answer the petition of Herodias, Margaret Porter complained to the Assembly in Kings Town that her husband, John Porter, had left her. Porter was one of the five original buyers of Pettaquamscutt, a huge tract of land that would later become South Kingstown, Rhode Island. Porter's estate, both real and personal, was secured by the Assembly until he made adequate compensation to his wife, which he did the following month, apparently to her satisfaction, and he was released from the restraint. Herodias was living with Porter under the guise of being his house servant. In October 1667, an indictment was made against John Porter and Harrud Long for being suspected of cohabiting and living in way of incontinency. Porter and Herodias were both acquitted in May and October, respectively. Porter married Herodias and co-signed several deed with him in 1671, according to most writers on the subject.Porter gave large parcels of his Pettaquamscutt lands to the children of Herodias and also to the son of Herodias. Herodias' death date is not known. John Porter's death date is unknown, but she survived. On April 8, 1692, the children of Herodias appeared at a meeting of the Pettaquamscutt purchasers as the assigns of John Porter, deceased, after he was still alive on 25 April 1674 when he was involved in a land deed. Herodias had two known children with her first husband, John, and seven more with her second husband, George. Notable descendants include cowboy artist and sculptor Earl W. Bascom, singer and drummer Victor French, and actor and producer Harold B. Lee. Robert, William, and Thomas are from Long Island, NY.The journal of the North Carolina Genealogical Society. 29: 281 - 281. People of colonial Rhode Island are victims of religiously motivated violence in the United States.

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texts: He was a former Victorian, South Australian and Australian cricketer. He was a fast bowler. Between 1978 and 1985 he played in 71 One Day Internationals. He had an average of 28.47 in Tests. In the first six tests of the 1978–79. He battled asthma as a child and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was an aggressive fast bowler before he switched to being a bat.He made his grade cricket debut for Northcote. He played for the Victorian Colts. He was not able to break into the Victoria side, so he moved to South Australia, where he began his first class career in 1975, taking seven wickets in his debut against Victoria. South Australia won the Shield that summer. Despite his lack of experience, the loss of players to World Series Cricket in 1977–78 saw him mentioned as a possible test prospect. He was unable to force his way into the test side, but he did take 36 first class wickets at an average of 27 over the summer. At the beginning of the 1978–79 summer, a fast bowling spot opened up in the Australian side when Jeff Thomson told the selectors he would no longer be available for international matches.The English team was defeated by South Australia in a test match. He was picked in the first test. His first class statistics were 20. In the Shield game against New South Wales, he had to reduce the amount of bowling due to stomach pains and an asthma attack. He recovered to take 5. In Australia's first test, <mask> top scored with 36, then took 6–74 in England's first test. He wasn't able to stop England from winning the match.He took 5–65 and 5–67 in the second test. England won again because Australia's batting did not support him. The man of the match was <mask>. Australia's fortunes changed in the third test when they scored some runs, and the team won by 103 runs. Australia's bowlers performed well in the fourth test. Australia had an excellent chance of winning the game when they scored   . England made 343 in response and Australia collapsed for 112.The Shield game was rested for fear of injury. He made his one-day international debut against England, taking 1–20. Australia lost the match in the fifth test despite the incredible run of <mask>, who took 4–26 and 3–59. The player left the field for an hour after a confrontation with the captain. <mask> asked not to be selected for the next international match due to health concerns. Australia lost the 6th test. As of the end of January 2021, he is equal fifth on the all-time list of players who have played in at least one series.He accepted a job offer from the building society in order to stay in South Australia. The first test between Australia and Pakistan was won by Australia, despite the returns of 4–49 and 3–75 by <mask>. While batting, he was run out off a no ball. The second test was won by Australia with strong batting and bowling and a poor match by <mask>. One writer said it was his worst performance to date. By the end of the summer, <mask> was the leading first class bowler in Australia with 76 wickets. There was controversy in April when Graham Yallop released a book about the English series in which he claimed that Hogg ran roughshod over him."I didn't try to run roughshod over him", said <mask>. We had disagreements because I didn't get any support for field placings in the early Tests. The author didn't write the book and wanted the chapter re-written. The book was released. Australia and England played in the 1979 World Cup. While in the country he and Peter Toohey participated in a competition. In a trial game against New Zealand, he took 12–11, but withdrew from the game against Pakistan due to a bronchial infection.In the game against England, he took Boycott's wicket, but Australia still lost. During the game against Canada, Glenroy Sealy hit <mask> for four fours in a row, and he was taken out of the game. The 1979 Tour of India was expected to be one of Australia's main weapons against India. He had a poor series. During the match against South Zone, he was hit with rocks and fruit because he was ill. He left the ground three times in the first test because of the heat and was no balled 21 times in his first 13 overs. He helped Australia escape with a draw.The second test was worse than the first. He argued with the umpire after he was no balled fourteen times. Bob Merriman, manager of Australian captain Kim Hughes, said that both of them apologized to the umpire concerned. I will be talking to him and asking for an assurance that nothing like this will happen again. He finished with figures of 0–118, the first time in his career that he had failed to take a wickets. One journalist asked what had happened. Can a man who sets records forwicket-taking in his first series be reduced to bowling to a keeper without slips, gullies or short legs?How can he not get a hundred in a Test? There is no single answer. The pitch was the main factor. As the match went on, it got slower and deader. There was a bit of bad luck. His teammates will say that he has worked harder on this tour. The blow-up on the second day made <mask> realize what was at stake.He tried to sort out his no-ball problem. In his next game, he continued to cause controversy. According to press reports, "<mask> cannot walk on to a cricket field in India without causing a stir." He hit a man on the head with a ball, ran onto the field, and was warned for running on the field. Kim Hughes admitted for the first time that he was struggling for a place in the team. "It's something new for him and it will be important for us to see how he handles it," said Hughes. In the third test, <mask>'s form improved with figures of 4–66 and 1–49.He took 0–91, 2–103, and 0–26 in the fourth, fifth, and sixth tests. He took 20 pins for the whole tour. "<mask> was disappointing," said Kim Hughes. He took a long time to get used to the conditions. Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson were considered to be a strong chance to play in the reunified Australian side due to his success the previous summer. He was selected for South Australia against the West Indies. He was one of four non-WSC players picked for the first test against the West Indies.They decided to give me another chance because I did poorly in India, but this series is in Australia, so I'm very grateful for that. He played before the test against the West Indies. In the first test, <mask>'s took 0-55 and 2–11. He missed the next test because of a back injury. In the one-day international against England, he took 4–46 and in the second test against the West Indies, he took 0–59, but he had to leave the field because of a back injury. He was dropped from the Australian side for the rest of the summer. The initial 18-man squad was going to be cut down to 14 but he pulled out because of an injury.The 1980– 81 season began with injury worries. He was recalled to the test side to play the second test against New Zealand after taking 6–75 against Victoria. The game was 2–29 and 2–25. He was sent back to the one day side. He took 4–60 and 2–14 in the third test. He took 1–54 and 1–24 in the first test, and 2–100 and 0–11 in the second. The 12th man for the third game was him.On the 1981 tour of Sri Lanka and England, he picked up 42 first class wickets at 22.85 and was named to the tour. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He took the first test. His form fell away as his back injury flared up again. Kim Hughes said that he had a muscular spasm in his back. It's not necessary to play him unless he's fit. He might have to be replaced on the tour if he goes into the match feeling like he might break down.He passed the fitness test but was replaced by Ray Bright for the second test. Bright was retained for the third test despite taking 6–87 against Northampshire and 3–10 in a one-day game. He was replaced in the fourth test after taking 3–42 in a tour game. He took 1–41 and 0–18. Mike Whitney was called up to replace him after he was overlooked for the fifth test because of his back injury. He stayed with the squad because he passed a fitness test. He was back in contention for a test place after taking 3–39 in a one-day tour game.He was ruled out for the sixth test because he had no ball problems in the game against Sussex. He took 27 first class wickets on the tour for 24.33 and his best was 6–87. He was diagnosed with Scheurmann's disease after returning to Australia. He missed the 1981– 1982 season. In 1982–83, he returned to first class cricket with a teammate. He was mentioned as a test prospect once more after taking 12 in a row against New South Wales. Injuries to Carl Rackemann, Terry Alderman and Dennis Lillee led to his selection in the third test.His bowling was described as "brilliant". He took 4–69 and 3–64 on the fourth test. He took 1–50 and 0–25. Bob Wilis, the English captain, said that Australia's fast bowling trio of <mask>, Lawson and Jeff Thomson was a key reason for their victory. He took 49 first class wickets that summer, his highest total since 1978. He was in Australia's one day team that summer. He was bowling well in that format despite being injured in the New Zealand game.The Australian side defeated the Sri Lanka side. He took 1–31 and 0–7 on the test. The squad for the 1983 World Cup was named. He had seven no balls against India. The 1983–84 season began with one of Australia's first choice bowlers. In the first test, Australia went for four pacemen and only one of them, <mask>, took a single ball. His final figures were 1 and 3.He took 2–43 and 1 in the second test. The third was more difficult, with figures of 1–123. He was replaced by John Maguire because of his back injury. He took 0–60 and 2–53 in the fifth. He was in Australia's one day team. The highlights were against Pakistan. Against the same team, the score was 4–37.In the 1983–84 McDonald's Cup semi final, <mask> took 1–10 off ten overs for South Australia. He received the Man of the Match Award. Over the summer, he took 32 first class wickets. The tour of the West Indies was done in 1984. His highest first class score was 52, but he took 2–48 and 0–56 with the ball. He took 1–103 in the second test, a match best remembered for the fact that he threw a punch at Kim Hughes. The third test was where the best performance came from.He was out of the fourth test. He went for 0–67 in the fifth game. He toured India in the 1984–85 season. However, he returned home early due to an illness. At the beginning of the 1984–85 summer, <mask> moved back to Victoria. He wanted to be closer to his family after becoming a father. He took the first test for the Australian side.His figures were 0– 71 and 1–14 in the second. Kim Hughes quit as captain at the end of the game. Alan Border was appointed with <mask> as his vice captain despite some talk that he might be a good Australian captain. In the third test, he took 1–75 and 3–77. He withdrew from a Shield game with a knee injury and then took two more in the fourth. That was the last test that he would play for Australia. He missed the fifth because of an injury.After the fifth test, he was back in the Australian one day side as vice captain. He did not play in the first final. He didn't play in the World Championship of Cricket. In 1985 <mask> was left out of the Australian squad and replaced by Wood. In 1985 he was left out of the squad to tour England. He had 15 first class wickets at 43.53. South African rebels were interested in touring the country.They met in London during the Cricket World Cup. "I was in from the beginning," said <mask>. The tour wouldn't happen for another year or two because I was in my 30s. I would have been less interested if it had been on in 1983, as I was still in the Test side and doing well. I was happy with the money on offer. By that time, my career was done. Bowlers don't last forever.The prime minister called us traitors. I thought it was okay for me to go and play cricket in South Africa. During apartheid times, he signed up for two rebel tours to South Africa. He had a three-year ban that ended his international career. He said in 2016 that he had no regrets about going on those tours. He had a best return of 5–83 and took 21 first class wickets in the first tour. He got 22 in the second tour.After retiring from first class cricket, <mask> was a bowling coach for the Victorian team. He was a Victoria selector in 2005–06. On Australia Day in 2012 a controversy erupted when he posted a message about Allah. He later apologized, saying it was a bad attempt at Australian humor. The Whole Hogg is a book written by a crazy fast bowler. He said that Mike Brearley had a degree in people. In 1990, when he made his first class debut, <mask> wrote in The Truth that he would play 100 tests and take 500 strikeouts.He said he was fired from the column soon after, but that was not true. Since 2001 he has worked as a corporate speaker throughout Australia and has been a regular commentator for Channel 7 in Australia. Cricketvictoria.com has links to the official site of <mask>, which has 1951 births of Living people Australia One Day International cricketers Australia Test cricketers South Australia cricketers Victoria cricketers and Cricketers from Melbourne Cricketers.

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texts: <mask> is an Argentine actress, singer, and television hostess. She appeared in the Argentine remake of High School Musical. She has acted in Disney Channel shows in Latin America. <mask> is best known for her role as "Angie Carrara" in the Disney Channel Latin America Series. <mask> was born on February 2, 1990 in Argentina. Her parents are both doctors and her father is an engineer. She is the oldest child and has two younger brothers.She and her family moved to Capitn Bermdez when she was 2 years old. When she was eight years old, the family moved to Castelar, a small city near the outskirts of Buenos Aires. She practiced gymnastics, swimming, and dance as a child. <mask> played sports. She attended primary and high school in Capitn Bermdez. She quit field hockey at 8 and asked her parents to enroll her in musical comedy classes at Broadway Street. She got lessons in tap, acting and clown.She was involved in several plays at the theater. One month after graduating high school in 2007, <mask> decided to pursue an acting career full-time. She went to castings for High School Musical: La Seleccin after auditioning for a spot on Latin American IDOL. Twenty people were selected to participate in the musical reality competition. The Disney Channel in Argentina broadcasted the show. She was a member of a concert tour in Argentina after she was eliminated from the competition. She was cast in her first acting role as "Clari" in the Argentine film version of High School Musical.During a tour stop in La Rioja, Argentina for the film's concert, she attracted the attention of Disney Channel Latin America producers who later cast her as a hostess in "Zapping Zone", a youth-targeted celebrity entertainment show for Argentina. She hosted with Daniel Martins and Carolina Ibarra. The show began airing in other countries because of its success. She traveled to Florida to participate in the Disney Channel Games. The program aired in Latin America from September 5 to October 3. She was a member of the green team called "The Cyclones", along with several international Disney stars. Her team scored 55 points.<mask>'s debut single, "Ami alrededor", was released during a taping of "Zapping Zone" on 21 October 2008. The Disney Channel aired a music video in Latin America. This was her first single as a solo artist. In 2010, she starred in the Disney Channel mini-series Highway: Rodando la Aventura which is the fourth original production of Disney Channel Latin America. A group of friends are traveling throughout Latin America in a motor home. <mask> was obsessed with order and cleanliness. She began working as a voice-over actress on the Spanish-language version of the Disney Channel series.She traveled to Brazil in August of 2010 to shoot a two-part episode for the Disney Channel series, "Cuando toca la campana", which is based on the original US version, As the Bell Rings. She played a new student in the last days of the school year. The first part of the episode was aired on the Disney Channel on December 1, 2011. <mask> left "Zapping Zone" on August 12th, 2011. She appeared in an episode of "Peter Punk" in March of 2012 as a very determined teenage punk. She was cast as "Angie" in the Disney Channel series "Violetta" in late 2011. <mask> lent her vocals to several recordings in the first and second seasons.Buenos Aires, Argentina, was the location for both seasons. The second season of the show was filmed in Madrid, Spain. In Europe, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand, the television series was aired on the Disney Channel. <mask> began rehearsals for the musical theatre production Groupie in February. The play is based on the Beatles' cultural and social impact in Argentina in 1963. It was shown at The Cavern in Buenos Aires. <mask> was in the production.<mask> confirmed with fans via her official account that she would continue playing "Angie" for the third season of the show. <mask> went to Italy for the first time while on a break from filming. She contacted an Italian acting agency because of the popularity of the television show. She traveled to Milan, Italy, in March and April of this year to film a mini-series called "Angie e le ricette di Violetta". The first season of the series consisted of 20 episodes and was <mask>'s first Italian-speaking part. After filming the mini-series, <mask> returned to Argentina to work on the third and final season of Violetta. The Disney Channel in Italy aired the show on June 9, 2014).The third and final season of Violetta was concluded in November of last year. The third season was aired in Argentina. The series finale aired in Argentina. <mask> filmed the second season of the show in Milan, Italy. She told fans via her official Facebook page that the show was her final project with Disney after eight years with the network. In June 2015, she shot a Spanish-language short film. A trailer was released in July of 2015.Her first post-Disney role is the project. The film was released on the internet. She traveled to Rome, Italy in July to begin filming a web series. In August 2015, the web mini series finished filming. The series was streamed on Rai 1's official website. In September of 2015, it was announced that <mask> would be starring in the film, Tini, el gran cambio de Violetta, a continuation of the TV series, Violetta. On October 7, 2015, the movie began filming in Sicily.There were additional scenes filmed in Italy, Spain, and Argentina. Filming ended in December. The film was released in Europe and Latin America. It aired in Argentina on June 2, 2016 <mask> filmed a short movie, "Insane Love", in Rome, Italy, in February of last year. She traveled to Rome in July of last year to begin filming a movie. The production ended in September.The film was released in Italy. The first season of the Spanish web mini-series "In the Mood" was released on August 30, 2017. <mask> filmed a small role in the Spanish drama movie "@buelos" in Madrid. The film will be shown in Spanish cinemas in November. She was cast in the Spanish one act play, "La memoria", which ran for 15 minutes in Madrid in late April. <mask> was cast in a role in the Argentine crime television series, "Campanas en la noche". The show began production in late May in Buenos Aires and Villa La Angostura.Filming ended in November. The program will premiere in Argentina. On January 26, 2015, <mask> was announced as a contestant on the third season of the reality competition Notti sul ghiaccio, "Nights on Ice", for the Italian network Rai 1. The celebrities are in a competition with ice skaters. <mask> trained for the competition in Rome, performing a new routine each week. The season aired on Rai 1 in Italy. <mask> and her partner, Marco Garavaglia, finished in 3rd place out of 11 contestants at the end of the competition.She and Diego Domnguez were announced as cast members and partners for the Italian dance competition reality show, "Dance, Dance, Dance". The show was on Fox Life in Italy. The contestants recreated dances from popular movies and music videos. <mask> and Domnguez won the first season of "Dance, Dance, Dance". She lived on her own for several years after moving out of her family's home. She moved to Madrid, Spain in November of 2015. She speaks both English and Italian.She began learning Italian in order to work in Italy. In late 2012 she began dating Diego Domnguez. They ended their relationship early in the year. She was cast in the Argentine TV show "Campanas de la noche" in May of last year. She has Italian and Argentine citizenship. Her great-grandparents were from Italy. She lives in the Palermo neighborhood.Discography Singles 2008: A Mi alrededor, Highway: Rodando la aventura, and Ven ya!

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texts: The <mask> family were on the historic voyage of the ship in 1620. The Mayflower Compact was signed by <mask>. He was involved in governmental affairs and business in the colony. Problems with the latter resulted in him being censured by the colony government and ousted from the colony. He later became a well-to-do businessman and lived in Connecticut. Although clues to his ancestry have long been elusive, <mask> was born in Suffolk, England in 1586. He was from the English county of Suffolk according to some records from New Amsterdam.<mask>'s son was a minister in Suffolk and may have a connection to that county. In 1659 the will of Bartholomew was proved, but no other records relating to the <mask>s have ever been found in Suffolk. The 1609 apprenticeship register for the Blacksmiths Company in London contains a reference to an <mask>, who appears to be the passenger of the Mayflower. The record shows that the son of <mask> was named <mask>. The apprenticeship record was translated from Latin by Isack <mask> fil Bartholomei <mask>. <mask> stated in 1611 that he was from London. Sarah (<mask>)Vincent was <mask>'s sister and lived in Leiden in 1611.Sarah and her second husband Degory Priest were married on November 4, 1611. Sarah was "of London" in the records of the time. <mask> may have been a relative of <mask>'s brother, but this has never been proven for certain. Mary Norris proposed to <mask> on October 7, 1611. He lived near St. Peter's Church. He became a citizen in 1614. John Hooke was <mask>'s apprentice while he worked as a tailor in 1619.The <mask> family, consisting of <mask>'s wife Mary, three children and John Hooke, boarded the Mayflower. The Mayflower left England on September 16th, 1620. The small, 100 foot ship had 102 passengers and a crew of 30–40 in cramped conditions. By the second month out, the ship was being buffeted by strong westerly gales, causing the ship's timbers to be badly shaken with caulking failing to keep out sea water, and with passengers, even in their berths, lying wet and ill. What would be fatal for many, especially the majority of women and children, would be attributed to a lack of proper ration and unsanitary conditions for several months. Almost half of the passengers died in the New England winter when there were two deaths, a crew member and a passenger. After about three months at sea, and a month of delays in England, they spotted the Cape Cod Hook.They were forced to return to the harbor at Cape Cod hook after several days of trying to get to the Colony of Virginia. The Compact was signed that day. Issac <mask> was one of the signers. Mr. <mask>'s wife died with his servant John Hooke. I don't know how many children Bartle has. There are at least three or four children living with his daughter Remember. Mary is married here and has four children.One of his sons is living by the daughter of Mr. Brewster, but she is dead. He left this place a long time ago and is married again. John Carver was the first governor of the colony. After <mask> served on the civil affairs council, he was his assistant. After the death of John Carver in April 1621, William Bradford was elected governor. <mask> was involved in the colony's finances. The colonist needed to pay their debts after the Merchant Adventurers dissolved.The Merchant Adventurers were given a monopoly on the fur trade in exchange for taking on the colony's debt. The Merchant Adventurers group gave a lot of money for the trip and the maintenance of the colony, so <mask> traveled to London in 1626 to negotiate a new agreement. The <mask> family is listed in the division of cattle with Fear, Bartholomew, Remember, Mary and Sarah. A young man came to work under <mask> in 1628. Richard More was a world away from his parents in England at the age of 15. In 1620, Richard and three siblings were placed aboard the Mayflower by their father, Samuel More, without their mother's knowledge, after she admitted to adultery. The first winter in America, all three of Richard's siblings died.Richard worked under <mask> for seven years, during which time he learned to be a sailor, working mostly in the fishing and coastal cargo-transport business, and in Allerton's business development in Maine. The reason for Richard's trip was not known by 1635. His name appeared on the manifest of the Blessing in 1635. <mask> came back from England in 1628. The colony's debt to the Merchant Adventurers investment group was reduced after he made a payment. A huge amount of money was estimated into the thousands of pounds. The Council for New England gave him a land grant at Kennebec.The Kennebec grant was officially authorized in January 1629 and the Pilgrims began to build a fortified trading structure on the Kennebec River. <mask> was mixing the money from the furs and other goods with the money from the colony. The colony's debts were not only not being paid off but, in fact, increased as a result of <mask>'s mismanagement. <mask> started his own trading post at Kennebec at the same time as the colony started trading there. It took many years for the colony to repay its debt to the merchant adventurers and they only did so by selling off some of their land. Some unscrupulous people from England were brought to the colony by <mask>. One was intended as a pastor for the church and the other was his clerk.Morton came back because his father-in-law was his wife. After his return in 1630, it was revealed that <mask> had failed to bring needed supplies. <mask> built his own trading post near Castine in 1630 and put Edward Ashley in charge. The man was disreputable and replaced with another agent in 1631. <mask> was removed from his position after he enriched himself greatly at the colony's expense. <mask> settled at Marblehead Neck in Salem Harbor in September of 1631. In the year 1631, William Bradford wrote about Mr. <mask> deserting the people ofPlymouth Colony and setting up a trading house behind Penobscot to cut off trade.The Treaty of Saint-German-en-Laye was signed in 1632 when Englandceded most of the Maine coast to France. Charles La Tour killed some of <mask>'s men and brought goods and prisoners to Port Royal to be kidnapped. In 1634, <mask>'s wife Fear, daughter of William Brewster, and her sister Patience, wife of Thomas Prence, were killed by disease in the colony. Along with some of his friends from Massachusetts Bay, New Amsterdam and New Haven <mask> were finally exiled. He moved to the New Haven Colony. After coming to Massachusetts in 1630, William Vassall went back to England to fight for the rights of those who had not joined the church in Massachusetts. Vassall and his family were on the ship Blessing.William's oldest son Resolved White was married to Vassall's daughter Judith. In 1640 Vassall proposed to <mask> to go to a Caribbean island with an investment in sugar cane. The capital of the Dutch colony of New Netherland, New Amsterdam, was where <mask> owned property and became influential. He was appointed to the Eight Men by the Director of New Netherland. <mask> lived in New Haven. He died in February. Mary of Newbury, England, was married to <mask> three times.They were married on November 4, 1611. She died February 25, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The fear of Brewster is in the Colony. 1625/26 She died in December of 1634. She was a descendant of William and Mary. It's likely that Swinnerton was in New Haven Connecticut before February 17, 1644/5.She was living in New Haven. The children of Mary Norris were named <mask>. Born in Holland. 1612/12/ He married Margaret and Sarah Fairfax in England. He had at least four children. Remember <mask>.Born in ca. 1614/15 She had seven children and was married before May 6, 1635. Between September 12, 1652 and October 22, 1656, she died in Marblehead. <mask> is a person. Born in ca. 1616/18.She had eight children and was married in 1636. She died on November 28, 1699. The child is buried at St. Pancras. February 5, 1620. The son was stillborn on December 22, 1620. <mask> was from fear. Born in Plymouth ca.1626/28. Most probably died before 1651. Between May 22, 1627 and 1630, Col<mask> Jr. was born. He graduated from Harvard in 1650. He had two children with Elizabeth. She died on June 11, 1655. He had three children with Elizabeth (Willoughby) Colclough.He died in Westmoreland County, Virginia. He had 21 children. Between the 1st and the 12th of February, <mask> died. He was buried in February. His first wife Mary is believed to have been buried in an unmarked grave, as with many who died in the first winter of 1621. Mary was named on the Pilgrim Memorial Tomb as the first wife of <mask>. The inventory of <mask> was presented in the New Haven court on April 5, 1659, but his son was away at the time.He relinquished the trust after producing his father's will on July 5, 1659. His wife and son were to receive "what is overpluss" from the will, which was little more than a memo of debts due him and owned by him. "brother Breuster" is mentioned. George "Joris" Woolsey, the progenitor of the Woolsey family in North America, was an assistant on Pearl Street in New Amsterdam. John Hooke was a servant in the company of the <mask> family and was thirteen years old at the time. He was the son of John and Alice Hooke who were married in 1605. The Hooke family became members of the Separatist Church in Holland.John was apprenticeshipd to <mask> on January 8, 1619. The apprenticeship was supposed to last twelve years. He was referred to as a servant boy by Bradford. Mary and John Hooke were servants of the Allertons. The Last Will and Testament of <mask> can be found at MayflowerHistory.com.

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texts: The Prime Minister of Spain is <mask>n. The Secretary-General of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party has been held by him before. Snchez was elected to the Congress of Deputies in 2009, after a political career that began in 2004. He became the leader of the opposition after being elected Secretary-General of the PSOE. After disagreements with the party's executive, he resigned as Secretary-General. He was re-elected in a leadership election eight months later. The PSOE called a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Rajoy on June 1st after winning the support of Unidas Podemos, as well as various regionalist and nationalist parties.King Felipe VI swore in Snchez as Prime Minister the next day. The PSOE gained 38 seats in the general election in April, but fell short of a majority. After talks to form a government failed, Snchez again won the most votes at the general election, and in January 2020 he formed a coalition government with Unidas Podemos, the first national coalition government since the country's return to democracy. <mask> Pérez-Castejn was the son of <mask> Fernndez and Magdalena Pérez-Castejn. His mother was a civil servant in the social security system and his father was a public administrator at the Ministry of Culture. The Colegio Santa Cristina is located in the Tetun district where he was raised. When he was a teenager, Snchez frequented breakdancing circles.He played basketball in the Estudiantes youth system and reached the U-21 team at the Ramiro de Maeztu, a public high school. Snchez studied economics and business sciences. After Felipe Gonzlez won the elections in 1993, he joined the PSOE. Snchez received a degree from the Complutense University of Madrid in 1995. He worked in New York for a consulting firm after graduation. Before entering politics, Snchez worked in the PSOE's delegation to the European Parliament as an assistant to Brbara Dhrkop. Carlos Westendorp was the United Nations high representative in Bosnia.He graduated from the Université libre de Bruxelles in 1998 with a degree in Politics and Economics. He graduated from the University of Navarra with a degree in business leadership. Snchez obtained a degree in Advanced Studies in EU Monetary Integration. In 2003 Snchez was elected to the Madrid City Council on the PSOE list. The PSOE only won 21 seats, but he was 23rd on the proportional representation list. Snchez didn't become a city councillor until a year later. He was one of the fundamental components of Trinidad Jiménez's team.He was a member of the City Council of Madrid from May 2004 to September 2009. He went to help the PSdG contest the 2005 Galician regional election, in which they won eight seats, allowing the president of the region to be elected. He was part of the campaign for Madrid's premier. Snchez began lecturing about Economic Structure and History of Economic Thought at the UCJC in 2008 after he was elected to the city council. Snchez replaced <mask> as Minister of Economy and Finance in the José Luis Rodrguez Zapatero cabinet after Solbes retired from politics in 2009. Snchez was placed 11th on the Proportional Representation list in the general election of 2011. He earned a PhD in Economics from the UCJC in November 2012 after failing to win a seat.The Spanish daily ABC accused Snchez of plagiarizing. Snchez published his full thesis online in order to clear his name. Snchez returned to Congress in January after replacing Narbona on the Nuclear Safety Council. He was mentioned as a potential candidate for the party leadership after many Socialist leaders attended his book release. On June 12th, Snchez officially launched his campaign for party leader. He was elected as the Secretary-General on 13 July after winning a majority of votes against his opponents. He was confirmed as Secretary-General after an Extraordinary Congress of the PSOE was held in July.Representing a platform based on political regeneration, Snchez demanded constitutional reforms establishing federalism as the form of administrative organization of Spain to ensure that Catalonia would remain within the country; a new progressive fiscal policy; extending the welfare state to all citizens; and joining labour unions again to strengthen economic. The grand coalition model supported by the former Prime Minister and PSOE leader Felipe Gonzlez was opposed by him. The European party caucus was asked by Snchez not to vote for the consensus candidate. Snchez faced a political crisis when he took office as PSOE's Secretary-General. About 25% of PSOE supporters changed their loyalties to Podemos. Reforming the constitution, establishing a federal model in Spain to replace the current devolution model, and further secularization of Spain's education system were all part of Snchez's political agenda. César Luena was his second-in-command.Snchez was announced as the PSOE's premier candidate on June 21, 2015. Partido Popular (PP) won the election with 123 representatives out of a parliament formed by 350, and his party earned 90 seats. Snchez was unable to get the support of a majority of representatives after he was asked by the King to form a coalition. He was the PSOE's prospective candidate to prime minister in the June 2016 general election. In the general election, the party won 85 seats. Snchez was forced to resign as Secretary-General of the PSOE in October 2016 after losing the support of the federal committee in a key vote. His proposal to celebrate a snap PSOE primary election in October 2016 and a party congress in November was defeated.In order to avoid obeying the directive of the PSOE's interim leadership to facilitate Mariano Rajoy's investiture as Prime Minister by means of an abstention and thus "betraying his word", Snchez also renounced to his seat at the Congress of Deputies in October The renunciation of Snchez by 15 PSOE MPs broke party discipline, yet Rajoy only needed the abstention of 11 PSOE MPs to become Prime Minister. Snchez made a tour of his base in different parts of Spain after he resigned as Secretary-General of the party. Snchez was re-elected Secretary-General for the second time with 50.2% of the votes, over his competitors Susana Daz and Patxi Lpez. Snchez supported the Rajoy government's decision to impose direct rule on Catalonia in October of last year. After the verdicts in the Grtel trial, PSOE filed a no-confidence motion against Rajoy. Spanish votes of no confidence are constructive and those who bring them must propose a replacement for the Prime Minister.Snchez was proposed as Rajoy's replacement by the PSOE. After the no-confidence motion was passed, Snchez became the Prime Minister on June 1st. King Felipe VI swore in Snchez as Prime Minister on 2 June. Snchez said he planned to form a government that eventually dissolved the Cortes Generales and called for a general election, but he did not specify when he would do it, and he also said that before calling for an election he intended to increase unemployment benefits and propose a law. The Basque Nationalist Party had to vote for the motion of no-confidence in order for him to uphold the budget approved by the Rajoy government. For the first time in modern Spanish history, no Bible or crucifix were on display as Snchez swore his oath of office on the Spanish Constitution. The government's compliance with the EU deficit requirements was re-affirmed by Snchez after he was sworn in.He declared himself a militant pro-European after taking a more active role in the international sphere. He said in a speech before the European Parliament that the EU should be protected and turned into a global actor, and that a more social Europe is needed with a strong monetary union. He said in a speech in March that the enemies of Europe are inside the European Union. He continued to strengthen the pro-European profile of his ministers, appointing José Luis Escriv, the chair of the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility and former chair of the EU Independent Fiscal Institutions Network, as minister for social security. In June 2020, the Snchez government proposed the deputy prime minister and economy minister to be the next chair of the Eurogroup. The Prime Minister offered Spain as a hub for Afghans who collaborated with the European Union after the fall of Kabul. The Spanish government created a temporary refugee camp in the air base of Torrejn de Ardoz, which was later visited by officials from the European Union, including president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen.The actions of Spain are a good example of the European soul at its best, according to Von der Leyen. US President Joe Biden spoke with Snchez to allow the use of the military bases of Rota and Morn to temporarily accommodate Afghan refugees, while praising Spain's leadership in seeking international support for Afghan women and girls. The remains of Francisco Franco will be removed from the Valle de los Cados. Snchez's cabinet approved a decree that modifies two aspects of the Historical Memory Law to allow the exhumation of Franco's remains. After a year of legal battles with Franco's descendants, the exhumation took place on October 24th, and Franco was reburied with his wife Carmen Polo. After the trial of Catalonia independence leaders, Snchez said that the sentence should be served by the convicts in its entirety, but two years later he granted indulgence to all convicts. Snchez was mocked by Gabriel Rufian and other Catalan politicians after he said that there would never be a referendum for Catalonia's independence.Snchez won the support of the Republican Left of Catalonia to approve the largest central government budget in the country's history. After the approval of the Council of Ministers, Snchez declared a state of alarm in the nation for a period of 15 days, becoming the second time in democratic history and the first time with this magnitude. On the following day, a nationwide lock down was imposed, banning all trips that were not force majeure. On July 14, 2021, the Constitutional Court of Spain, acting upon the 2020'th appeal by Vox, sentensed by a narrow majority (6 votes in support vs. 5 votes against), that the state of alarm was inconstitutional in the part of suppressing the freedom of movement. In his successful bid to return to the PSOE leadership in which he stood for a refoundation of social democracy, Snchez switched to the left after running under a centrist and social liberal profile. The indissoluble link between "social democracy" and "Europe" is a personal idea posed in his Manual de Resistencia book. Snchez supports the abolition of prostitution.Snchez married Mara Begoa Gmez Fernndez in 2006 and they have two daughters. Trinidad Jiménez presided over the civil wedding. Snchez speaks both English and French. The first Spanish prime minister to speak English in office was José Mara Aznar. Foreign languages were not taught in Spanish schools until the mid-1970s, and former Prime Ministers struggled with them. He is an unbeliever. In his first term as Prime Minister, Margarita Robles canceled the sale of laser-guided bombs to Saudi Arabia due to concerns about the intervention in Yemen.Snchez ordered the sale to proceed because he had guaranteed President of Andalusia Susana Daz help to protect jobs in the shipyards of the Bay of Cdiz, which is dependent on a 1.813 billion contract with Saudi Arabia to deliver five warships. Snchez insisted on his government's responsibility to protect jobs in the arms industry after he defended the decision to continue arms sales to Saudi Arabia. Six other people's texts were plagiarized in La nueva diplomacia econmica espaola. The suspicion was extended to his thesis. Snchez, who appears to be the sole author of the book, states in the introduction that the book was the result of long hours of conversation with a friend. She gave a literary form to the recordings. The writer said that she made the book, but the author was the president.The medal of the electoral history was won by Salvador Allende. The Order of the Condor of the Andes has a grand collar. The Order of the Sun of Peru has a Grand Cross. Notable published works are Ocaa Orbis, Carlos y Snchez Pérez-Castejn. <mask> and Snchez Pérez-Castejn wrote Manual de resistencia. The University libre de Bruxelles alumni have received the Grand Crosses of the Order of the Sun of Peru.

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texts: A Swiss football manager and former professional player is named <mask>. He started his career with Swiss clubs FC Aarau and Grasshopper Club Zrich before moving to Italy to play for Internazionale. FC Kaiserslautern is in Germany. Sforza was a member of the Swiss team at the 1994 World Cup and Euro 96 tournaments. <mask>'s father was originally from Avellino and migrated to Switzerland. Sforza was born and raised in Switzerland. He is married and has two children.<mask> began his career in his hometown club. He was signed by FC Aarau in 1989. One year later, <mask> was signed by Zrich, a Swiss club. He was the youngest player to make his debut in the Swiss Challenge League when he played for Grasshoppers. He made his national team debut in August 1991 and won the 1991 Swiss Super League championship with the club. He moved to Germany to play for 1 after winning the "Swiss footballer of the Year" award. FC Kaiserslautern is located in Kaiserslautern.<mask> was nominated for a Ballon d'Or in 1994 after he became the general of the Kaiserslautern midfield. After two seasons at Kaiserslautern, he was bought by FCB. <mask> was signed at the same time as Jrgen Klinsmann, who was a star at Kaiserslautern. The atmosphere of the team was poisoned by conflicts between Klinsmann and Matthus. Sforza was a part of the 1996 UEFA Cup winning team, though they missed out on the German championship for the second season in a row. After one season at the club, Sforza moved to Italy. Roy Hodgson was the former Swiss national team manager.<mask> was one of the most promising young Swiss players at the time, and he made a notable debut with Inter, scoring the matching winning goal in a 1–0 away win against Udinese. Sforza had a difficult time at Internazionale despite the initial glimpse of his potential. Sforza spent a lot of time on the bench, despite the fact that he was brought in to solve Inter's lack of creativity in the middle of the park. During his time with Inter, <mask> became known for his inconsistency in Serie A, and he is remembered in Italy for being referenced in the Italian film, "Tre Uomini e una Gamba", by Italian comedy trio Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo. He moved again after a single season with Inter. In time for the 1997–98 season, <mask> moved back to Kaiserslautern where he immediately made an impression, experiencing a more successful stint with the club and finally demonstrating strong and consistent performances, which justified his reputation as one of the leading Swiss players of his generation. Kaiserslautern had just been promoted.Kaiserslautern, <mask>'s other former team, won the German title over FCBayern. Sforza spent two more seasons at Kaiserslautern. In 2000, he decided to try again. He failed to perform and spent a lot of time on the sideline, but he later participated in a more successful period with the club. There were many star players competing for places, and the team won two titles that season. He returned to Kaiserslautern for a third time in 2002. In October 2005, Sforza had a public falling-out with the club and was blackballed.He retired at the end of the 2006 season. Switzerland was eliminated in the first round of the Euro 96 tournament. He was the captain of the Swiss national side. He scored 7 goals for Switzerland. The score column indicates the score after each Sforza goal. <mask> was sacked after two more or less successful years as manager of FC Luzern. He was named the new manager of the club on June 9, 2009.The contract was signed on June 30, 2011. <mask> left the club after poor results. He was the new head coach of FC Wohlen. He became the manager of FC Wil on April 1st. Sforza signed a two-year contract to become the head coach of Basel. Daniel Hasler was with him. On September 21st, the club announced that they had hired Patrick Rahmen as second assistant coach to complete Sforza's coaching team.On 17 September, Sforza's first match was against Osijek and they won 2–1. Due to the lack of sporting success, the club decided to separate themselves from their head coach, <mask> Sforza. They separated themselves from Daniel Hasler at the same time. Managerial statistics for Player Club Zrich in the Swiss Super League: 1990–91). Football managers Swiss people of Italian descent 1970 births Living people Switzerland international footballer Club Zrich players 1. FC Kaiserslautern players are football players in Germany and Italy.

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